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As seen in: Yahoo Life, HuffPost, New York Post, Cosmopolitan, Martha Stewart Living, Men's Health, SHAPE, Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper
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13 Changes I’ve Made in the Year Leading up to My 50th Birthday

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By Kristina Grish
| Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper
The best part? They’re things all of us can do to find more meaning and joy in our lives, no matter our age. Listen to this article. My mom’s 50th birthday was a real doozy. By the time she arrived at that milestone, she’d gone back to school after staying home to raise two feisty daughters. She ran PTA meetings and did Jazzercise six days a week—all while caring for my sick Nana. She could rock a pair of leather pants, went to church, and liked sneaking cigarettes.
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Woman channels breakup trauma with book of 'f--k you haikus' Original

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By Mackenzie Dawson, Kristina Grish
| New York Post Verified
By Mackenzie Dawson January 30, 2021 | 12:40pm | Updated January 30, 2021 | 12:40pm Enlarge Image Author Kristina Grish and her book "F*ck You Haiku" Courtesy of Kristina Grish When Kristina Grish found herself suddenly going through a divorce in 2019 after having been married for 12 years, the shock was raw. It was hard to know how to move on.
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How to Be a More Eco-Friendly Pet Owner Original

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By Kristina Grish
| Martha Stewart Living Verified
Try one of these ways to help cats and dogs shrink their carbon paw print. By Kristina Grish July 30, 2020 Each product we feature has been independently selected and reviewed by our editorial team. If you make a purchase using the links included, we may earn commission. Our pets can be hard on the environment.
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